Reasonable Colors

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Reasonable Colors is an open-source color system that makes it easy to build accessible, nice-looking color palettes.

Reasonable Colors specimin document, lists all of the named colors and their six hues.

Can I use this?

Yes. Reasonable Colors is open-source (the annotated source-code is available on Github) and released under the MIT license. The color specimen document is also available to download as a PDF, JPEG, and WEBP image.

Instructions on how to use the colors along with examples and more information about building accessible color palettes can be found at reasonable.work/colors.

Is this good work?

Reasonable Colors is free software (MIT license) and was built to provide designers and developers wtih a tool to help them build more accessible color palettes.